This is a pretty common topic, but I haven't seen my specific question answered - most seem to center around single member LLCs or committing to Commercial loans.A couple of partners and I are finally ready to get started in REI (had my first post last Nov., but a primary residence repair issue backed me up a couple of months while it was rehabed!).

The building will be the new community center for the Asian Health and Service Center.

If you are looking to flip a property, I'd look in the suburbs, Andover, Goddard, Maize, maybe Derby, Park City, or Valley Center.

If you're after higher cashflow than in an A or B neighborhood but yet still in a stable rental area then I would look at Grandview, Independence, Raytown, North of the River and the North East KC (above St John street)..maybe some areas around the new Cerner center might be OK too).  

Give them a call they have a 24 hour business center.

I am wanting to find a great call center that can help take phone calls, rent units, take payments, answer questions, etc......

NOTE: I used patlive for this and they SUCKED).b. https://midwestrev.com/seller-snipers-rei-call-center (Never used them but was told by Haim that they are awesome).c.

It is a poorer area with gentrification starting with the catalyst being the multi-million dollar health center and medical school.

Keep your goals front and center.

            - Maybe you can purchase windows and doors at auction or an outlet center?